Barnard Bulletin Students Association Update
Barnard Bulletin notes weekly publication by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1927
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin notes weekly publication by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association.
The Bishop of London urges Legionaires to end hostility toward England. The piece cites American students and critiques anti British sentiment on both sides. It argues venomous British views and Anglo phile boosterism drive mutual irritation and threaten relations.
Forum column argues modern college rigidity narrows access while space limits push back on admitting uninteresting applicants. The writer questions whether admission standards are fair amid overcrowded secondary schools and the need to preserve higher education as a seat of learning.
A critical appraisal of Mayo's Mother India, noting it dispels romantic views of India and depicts harsh realities. It argues the book portrays actual conditions such as caste, superstition, and women's oppression, urging readers to confront the problem despite potential bias.
Hampden's production of Ibsen play is praised for its intens e characterizations and moral themes though the first act drags with exposition. The Doctor Stockman’s discovery about polluted baths drives a clash with town authorities and press as the drama unfolds toward its political and ethical stakes.
The author argues that Britain treats the U S as a child and that two English speaking peoples remain culturally distinct. Misperceptions and prejudice have fed rivalry, and only by abandoning the idea of identical viewpoints can Britain and America meet at a naval conference without intense friction.
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